Every week we pan for comedy gold in the the comments section of our Facebook posts. If your comment cracks us up (or warms our hearts) we’ll showcase it here!

Here’s this week’s roundup of the Best Comments of the Week:

1. Fender Bender

2. Checks and Balances

3. Pushing All Your Buttons

4. The Ants Go Marching

5. Don’t Blink

6. Inked & Irked

7. Another Slice Please!

8. Protect Your Boys

9. The Name Game

9. Great White Betty

10. Let’s Stop Talking About It

Check out the previous edition of our The Best Comments of the Week here.

Every week we pan for comedy gold in the the comments section of our Facebook posts. If your comment cracks us up (or warms our hearts) we’ll showcase it here!

Here’s this week’s roundup of the Best Comments of the Week:

1. Alright, Alright…

2. Seeing Red

3. Cheesed Off

4. Poor Brett

5. Ultra Dad

6. Doo… Doo… Death

7. Dads Without Hats

8. LeBron N Peppa

Peter Williams of Penzance, England is showing incredible strength after the loss of his daughter. On Friday at 10am, he began a 211-mile ride to raise money for The Brain Tumour Charity.

In 2015, Peter lost his 7-year-old daughter, Ellie, to a rare form of brain cancer, only six months after she was diagnosed.

To honor his daughter he decided to begin his ride at Bristol Children’s Hospital where Ellie was treated. He’s also making the entire trip on her little pink bike, which is only 20″ high. Given Peter is 6 feet tall, that’s going to make for an additional challenge, but he’s up for it.

When 19-year old Minnesota man Kobe Sammons drove 500 miles to visit his family in Nebraska he thought he was leaving the heat from his welding job behind. When he arrived he told to his father, Jeremy, that his ride just wasn’t running right. So his dad hopped in the truck and the two went for a drive in hopes of discovering what the problem was.

A short while later they pulled over when Jeremy noticed smoke had entered the cabin of the truck. The smoke quickly turned to heat and it became apparent the engine compartment was on fire.

El Arroyo is a restaurant in Austin Texas that clearly has great taste when it comes to humor. The establishment’s sign features plenty of puns but it’s not afraid to poke fun at pop culture too. And unlike the Indian Hills Community Sign In Colorado it references current events which includes tributes to cherished celebrities who have passed away.

With a solid 4 out of 5 star rating on their Tex-Mex dining experience – they’re as dedicated to satisfying hunger as they are to hilarity. But given there’s only one location, sadly, most of us will never get the chance to try their food.

It’s late Saturday evening in Blyth Northcumberland, England. We can safely assume there’s a thick fog and a distant howl of a wolf echoing through the darkness of the night. Cut to scene of 31-year old dad Stephen Armstrong, inside his home, in the midst of retiring for the evening. As he gets into bed he glances at his baby monitor. He sees his little bundle of joy, sleeping like a baby.

Yet Stephen is completely frozen with fear.

There’s an eerie glowing orb floating around in the nursery.

Remember that scene in Billy Madison when Adam Sandler held nothing back while playing dodgeball with a bunch of children?

In a case of life imitating art (yes, Sandler’s 1990s films are considered art!) Instagram user @rp_tune recently strung together some clips of him schooling daycare kids at basketball. Sure, the second hand footage is a little grainy (taken from a what appears to be a security camera monitor) but he was kind enough to polish it off with a solid soundtrack.

His dunks are impressive, but it’s the blocked shots that showcase a new level of not-in-my-house savagery when playing with 5-year-olds.